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94.84
Continue efforts to combat and eradicate corruption, including
through the investigation of all cases and by bringing to justice those found
responsible (Bahamas);
94.85
Conduct awareness campaigns on the importance of the work carried
out by human rights defenders (Panama);
94.86
Increase efforts to address trafficking in persons (Guyana);
94.87
Continue efforts to ensure effective measures to combat human
trafficking (Maldives);
94.88
Strengthen measures to further combat trafficking in persons,
especially of women and children and other vulnerable groups (Philippines);
94.89
Increase efforts to stop and prevent trafficking in persons and sexual
exploitation (Republic of Korea);
94.90
Fight more effectively against human trafficking, sexual violence and
sexual exploitation, which particularly affect women, children and people of
foreign origin (Senegal);
94.91
Make further efforts to combat smuggling and trafficking in
migrants (Iraq);
94.92
End the multiple forms of sale, exploitation and sexual abuse of
children (Botswana);
94.93
Consider adopting legislation to establish the minimum age of
marriage at 18 years for both men and women (Bulgaria);
94.94
Raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 years for both men and
women and define child marriage as an offence in the Criminal Code
(Belgium);
94.95
Protect and support the family, as it is the natural and fundamental
unit for achieving social cohesion (Egypt);
94.96
Take concrete steps to ensure access to employment opportunities for
persons with disabilities, in particular women with disabilities (Bahamas);
94.97
Develop and implement a comprehensive employment policy that is
particularly focused on young people, women and persons with disabilities
(Panama);
94.98
Continue to implement the “Progressing with Solidarity”
programme, and strive to eliminate poverty and achieve sustainable
development (China);
94.99
Redouble efforts in the implementation of social programmes with a
view to eliminating poverty and guaranteeing access to health and education
services (Cuba);
94.100
Continue progress in eradicating poverty and ensuring social
development and food security for all citizens (Egypt);
94.101
Continue its programmes on poverty elimination and social
development (Lao People’s Democratic Republic);
94.102
Continue to strengthen social programmes in the fight against
poverty and exclusion (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
94.103
Continue the “Progressing with Solidarity” programme, with the aim
of reducing poverty and social exclusion (Plurinational State of Bolivia);
94.104
Fulfil commitments to guarantee the full enjoyment of all human
rights of children and adolescents, women, persons with disabilities, migrants
and older persons (El Salvador);
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